Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-13
DOWN LIES RIVER.
Two Couples Under the Most Favor
able Auspices Make the Start.
Albert Calisch and Mss Belle Knhn, Nelson
George and Miss Nora kimel the foy-
ayers.
CALISCH-kOHS.


f. city, has maize many warm friends and i'm
pressed ali as being possessed OF many sterl
ing traits OF character.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Krauskopf, Of Kansas City, at the pleasan
, home OF the brides mother, ON Noril
Topeka, in the presence Of th
D immediate friends of the family. There be
ing present only the mother of the bride, he
: two brothers, Howard and George, OF La
Vegas, n NJ, her grandmother, Mrs. Dor'
Kohn. Mr. and Mrs. Levy, Mr.. Morris Kohl
a. Ee" York, Mr. and Mrs. Hess, Mr.. an(
III, hherger OF Sterling, MIR. and Mrs
- -'"'n, Mr. Morton Wooman and Mr.. San
Wortheimer.
. q, n.sr party entered the parior at
q n !, T., ih- sweet strains of MendelsohnE
! Welding March. They were met in the
c,t.r ol The, room by the Rev. krauskOpf
= If to-. ,-:l..tlfill and impressive ceremony
tat male them nan and wife performed.
Tae ilr!ie Was gwen away by her uncle, Mr.
II. y. Levy; >he WAS very elegantly dressed
in white duchess satin, trimmed II real
point lace, en- train, natural flowers. The
groom IN full dress.
After the newly married couple had re-
ceived the cOngi a ulauonS OF thelr friends
FURNISHED by Gandolfo
$50 they left over the Fort Scott for al
eastern welding "Trip.
About one hundred kilograms of congratu
latIon5 were received. The presents were
numerous and of grea5 elegance: Sixteen
city lots by brides mother, Mrs. kohn; solid
silver tea set of twelve pieces, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Chas Caisch OF New York city; solid silver
water pitcher, brother of the groom; toilet
bottle and cushions elegantly embroidered
| satchel cushions, the gTooni's sisters; check
OF 800, Howard and George kohn; 50 i'll
gold, Chas kohn; so, grandmother OF
bride: che, X for 500, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. W
Levy; check for 500, = H. kohn & Bro. g, \. Y.
An elegant heavy silver plated stand richly
engraved upon which rests a large bronZ-
ufd; the base is of deicateiy wrought figures
that support a cup with front piece of sill
yer representing IA mythical scene; upon the
! lid is a mermaid, the stand and urn being
over SIX feet III length. This was the gift OF
Mr. and Mrs H. Eohn OF Ne~ York. A
large French china vase, around The base OF
W .ich are figures representing a cha Sc, Ell
Cir ling the body of the vase are fifteen
a.ly wrought figures standing out in re-
l. + repre-. e ting hunting scene. This pres
8 was the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis SUI
ba her, Las Vegas, n N. One dozen sol
id silver spoons, knives and forks,
NJ and Mrs d. j. Borhm of New York:
ca met with ornament, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ne shaur, Great Bend, Kan one dozen solid
liver spoons, teaspoons and fruit knives, Mr..
All Mrs. Leipziger, New York; solid silver
-, urn, Mr. and Mrs. J. II Hershbrrger;
sterling silver berry dish, Mr.. aud Mrs. a.
He's; two bIsque figures, Sam Worthemier;
silver celery stand, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg''
K Dhn, Leavenworth; hali-dozen solid silver
spo ms, Mr. and Ms L. Coin; silver pickel
castor, Mr. and Mrs. Fl. G. L-wis, Las
Vas. n. 81; set OF after dinner cups
a al Saucers, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Flesher
p ash chair and sofa cushion richly embro!d-
g ed, Miss Mary Y. Mack, Las Vegas, \. NJ.
y
p accck, Miss Sarah Ringoisky, Leaven-
worth: silver fruit dish, Mr. aud Mrs j.
Wei, Leayenworth; silver tea set, Mr.. and
NJ $ j. Wooman, LeaN enw orth; hammered
brass Jewell case, Mr. and Mrs Chas. Kip
per, Atchison; two large Bohemian sla,s
vases, 4 : Fiersheim, Kansas City; silver
jewel case, Mr.. aud Mrs, Sche>inger, MI
waukec Wis silver butter dish Cash Hen
der-ou: embroidered banner, Ella kohu
LeavenworIh.
GEoaGE-KIMEL.
! Last evening the handsome, coy residence
No 633 North Fourth avenue, was brightly
Illuminated and decorated iii honor of the
marriage OF It's future occupants, Mr.. Ne>on
/ Il George, one OF WIchiyas most popular
aud successful Young business men, TO Miss
/ N-va NJ ktm-l ona Of our clJy'S falrest ana
charming daughters
The ceremony was about strictly a family
affair, only the most Intimate friends and
relatives OF the high contracting parties be-
ing present
Promptly at O'Clock the bridal party en-
o
and Mrs W. = Stem, All taking the posi-
! ton asst gned them the beautiful and impre--
SIve marriage ceremony of the 81 L. church
was spoken by the Rev. T. s Hod1Son, after
which the hearty congratulations OF the
guests We're rendered the newly married
couple, al wishing them much JOY aud prop
peslty Is they travelled Ife's highway hand III
hand
Turing the evening a superb we'd ling sup
per was served by Gaudoto, that prince OF
c ,terers, which was thoroughly enjoyed.
! The future residence OF Mr. aud Mrs.
/ Geor-e was purchased some time ago hy Mr.
George for his fair bride and he has indeed
m u!e II a veritahe bower for her whom h
slll love, honor and protect henceforth
forever more
Mr. and Mrs " F. Stem acted as host
and hostess most charmingly, receiving, the
guests as they arrived, and making all fcel
at nome.
ar and Mrs. George Will leave shortly up
on an EXTENDED eastern wedding tour, Visit
ing all the principal cities, ani thu EAGLE
JOINS with the many friends of the fair young
bride amt her gallant hu>hand ia wishing
them long life. JOY and prosperity, pleas
ant wedding tour aud safe return 10 their fu
ture home III Wichita, the peerless princess
of the plains,
Mr. aud MIS-. George received large mum
Der of elegant AMI appropriate wedding .Ifts
testimonials Of regard and remembrance
from their hosts of friends